Old Sands Street Methodist Episcopal Church, of Brooklyn, [electronic resource]: an illustrated centennial record, historical and biographical . ich he never entirelyrecovered. A dark shadow enveloped him some two years previous tohis death—the eclipse of his intellectual powers, accompanied 5 Rev. Dr. Francis Bottome, in The Christian Advocate. 6 Copies of these books are in the library of the Philadelphia ConferenceHistorical Society. Record of Ministers. 299 by physical decay. His memorial says that, as the closing hoursdrew near, this curtain of night was lifted for a moment, thathe mi
Old Sands Street Methodist Episcopal Church, of Brooklyn, [electronic resource]: an illustrated centennial record, historical and biographical . ich he never entirelyrecovered. A dark shadow enveloped him some two years previous tohis death—the eclipse of his intellectual powers, accompanied 5 Rev. Dr. Francis Bottome, in The Christian Advocate. 6 Copies of these books are in the library of the Philadelphia ConferenceHistorical Society. Record of Ministers. 299 by physical decay. His memorial says that, as the closing hoursdrew near, this curtain of night was lifted for a moment, thathe might recognize and smile upon the dear ones who watchedfor his departure, and then he was at rest. So died this faithful servant of the church, on the 19th ofOctober, 1878, having nearly completed the seventy-seventh yearof his pilgrimage. His burial-place, in Greenfield cemetery,Hempstead, is marked by a granite monument. His widow resides in Hempstead, Long Island, with a mar-ried daughter. The two surviving sons are active members ofthe Presbyterian Church in a Western State. The other chil-dren, five in number, are in the better land. 21. LIX.
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